From Ifeoma Ejiofor
The joy of twenty one year old Mrs Chinaza Chibueze from Ebonyi State but married to Pascal Chibueze from Nnewi knew no bounds on Friday as Omepuruchukwu Charity Foundation offset her postnatal bills of two hundred and fifty thousand Naira (N250,000)
She actually spent extra two weeks at Obioma Hospital, Nnewichi-Nnewi, Anambra State after given birth to a bouncing baby boy due to the inability of the family to clear the hospital bills.
Mrs Chibueze said that she was already getting frustrated because she couldn’t go home to do some other things after her delivery and was even getting sick.
“Its at that confused state of my life that a staffer of the hospital presented my case to Mr Nicholas Echezona Nsoedo (Omepuruchukwu Anaedo) who promptly rose to the occasion and cleared the two hundred and fifty thousand Naira(N250,000) hospital bills.
“Before Omepuruchukwu Anaedo came to my help, the joy of giving birth to a bouncing baby boy was not complete because I was still held up in the hospital, the Angel(Mr Nicholas Nsoedo) who came my way did not just offset the hospital bills, he took me and my baby to Roban Stores in Nnewi and bought everything I couldn’t even afford to buy during my antenatal for my baby boy and myself.
“To tell you the truth, it’s just as if I am still dreaming, I have done so many things to wake up from the dream but thank goodness, it is not a dream! It is real, I am finally free to celebrate the joy of delivery, I don’t know how to thank the Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Omepuruchukwu Charity Foundation enough, he has wiped tears away from my face and took shame out of my life.
“My prayer is that God will continue to bless him, keep him in good health and grant him long life, he is God sent,” 21 year old Chinaza stressed.
On her part, Chinaza’s mother, Madam Susan Nwankwo said that she has been dancing all day, noting that deep inside her, she was not really convinced that help was coming her daughter’s way when she initially heard that Omepuruchukwu Anaedo was coming to assist them.
“It is real! We are beneficiaries of Omepuruchukwu Charity Foundation, God has used the group to make our joy complete, my prayer for Mr Nicholas Echezona Nsoedo (Omepuruchukwu Anaedo) is that he will live so long to celebrate 150 years birthday on earth and in good health,” Madam Nwankwo said excitedly.
The overjoyed Madam Nwankwo said that she and her household will like to become members of the foundation that is doing so much for the betterment of humanity if they are allowed.
In his remarks, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Omepuruchukwu Charity Foundation, Mr Nicholas Echezona Nsoedo (Omepuruchukwu Anaedo) said someone brought the case of Chinaza to his attention when he was in Enugu to receive double awards for philanthropic gestures of his group.
“I was actually recognized and honoured with Pillar Of Support To The Needy and Community Service Awards in Enugu on Thursday, it’s really interesting to know that people outside our immediate environment are appreciating our little efforts to make the indigents smile.
“Omepuruchukwu Charity Foundation will always extend his hands of friendship and comradeship to members of the society irrespective of believes, values, norms, tribe religion and background. Humanity is our Religion,” he said.